Eider Safety Enhances Worker Safety with Launch of 'Water Shield 3-Series' for Heavy Rain Preparedness

Amid record-breaking heavy rains this summer, high-end workwear brand EIDER SAFETY has launched the ‘Watershield 3-piece’ collection to ensure the safety of workers on rainy days.

EIDER SAFETY’s Watershield collection features waterproof fabric with a 2.5-layer construction, 1000mm water resistance, and breathability of 8000g/m2/24h, providing robust waterproof protection against rain falling at a rate of 3 to 15mm per hour. Additionally, its excellent breathability offers comfortable wear even during prolonged outdoor use in heavy rain, and its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry.

The ‘Watershield Raincoat’ is a trendy item in beige. It has a long length that covers down to the legs to block rain, with side slits at the hem to enhance mobility. The main label placement and loop detail allow for easy drying. A packable bag is also included for added convenience.

The ‘Watershield Rain Jacket’ comes in a black color that resists dirt, making it suitable for various work environments. Reflective materials are applied throughout the jacket to improve visibility at night. All seams and details are sealed with seam tape to maximize waterproof performance, and mesh lining is used inside to maintain comfort when worn by workers.

In addition to jackets for outdoor work on rainy days, EIDER SAFETY also introduced the ‘Watershield Rain Pants.’ These pants feature a stretch band on the sides of the waist for comfortable wear and ventilation structures above the knees to enhance breathability by allowing air circulation.

An EIDER SAFETY representative stated, “After experiencing frequent heavy rains this year, we recognized the need for specialized workwear for the rainy season. We hope that workers can have a safe summer with the Watershield collection, which offers various functionalities to ensure comfort in any work environment.”

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